Religious architecture
In the seventeenth century, the building was made into an infirmary run by the Franciscan monks
In the seventeenth century, the building was made into an infirmary run by the Franciscan monks. It kept this use for more than 150 years, and later it was used as a college for the Carmelites of Charity.
On its façade, you can see three shields. One is of the city of Cáceres, with a lion and a castle, unlike the usual Franciscan Order, and another is the coat of arms of Philip V.
Recommendations: It is currently a cloistered convent of the Hieronymite Order, and you can buy delicious sweets made by the nuns.
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